
Ingredients
What's inside
- Shea Butter
- Jasmine Hydrosol
- Argan Oil
- Rice Protein
Aqua, Jasmine Hydrosol, Shea butter, Argan oil, Jamaican black castor oil, Flaxseed oil, vegetable glycerine, Panthenol, E wax, Natural stabilizer, Rice protein & Hibiscus extract, Vitamin E oil, Jasmine E oil, ECO-Certified Preservative. Ingredients for the 100g pack.

Directions
How to use
- 1
Take a coin-sized amount on wet hands and rub between your palms.
- 2
Rake through wet hair after washing, or dampen dry hair with water or a hydrosol first. Keep it 2 inches away from the scalp and work down to the ends.
- 3
Scrunch your hair to bring out its natural wave or curl. Use after every wash, or on alternate days, for light definition and less visible frizz.
Customer reviews
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Based on 1 published review as of .
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I recommended your products to my colleague my team almost have your products in their bags we almost share at office alovera gel, hair butter, body butter we feel soo refreshing using it instead of break time snack😅
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I use Jasmine Hair Butter on the scalp or the lengths?
Use Jasmine Hair Butter on damp mid-lengths and ends, away from the scalp.
How often should I use it?
Follow the directions above; they are tuned for the texture. Consistency matters more than quantity.
How do I get the most out of it for my hair?
Pair it with gentle handling: massage it in slowly, detangle from the ends upward and wash with lukewarm water. Hair feels smoother and easier to manage within the first few wash days.
How should I store Jasmine Hair Butter?
Keep the cap or lid closed tightly, store it away from direct sunlight and heat, and use it within the period printed on the pack.
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Ingredient lists and directions reflect the latest product information available to us. If your pack says something different, follow the pack and tell us so we can update this page.
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